Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Vets on Set
The founding members of Vets On Set have a long and successful history in the entertainment industry. We will work hard to utilize the knowledge, experience, and contacts gained to ensure consistent employment for our members and valuable, outstanding crews for our clients.
Our aim is to not only to place industry qualified individuals into the most suitable positions on a crew, but to help foster careers for veterans looking to explore new professional avenues. Vets On Set will assist in training and education programs, as well as provide resources and information for veterans looking to start in the industry.
Getting Hired
There is a California program that helps employers with a significant tax break for hiring veterans. It is Called the Enterprise Zone. There are 48 Enterprise zones in California. We will soon have all the maps and letters listed here on the site. In the mean time, If you are a veteran that is applying for a job in the Hollywood or SF Valley area, please follow these instructions:
1st. Verify that you were honorably discharged from service in the past four years or you served in the Vietnam era.
2nd. Print the map of Hollywood, These maps can be found on the employer benefit page. This will inform the employer that they are in the Enterprise Zone. Hollywood & Valley Map http://bit.ly/wPEtxU
3rd. Print the Cover letter from Vets On Set. This will instruct the Employer about the great advantages for hiring a veteran. Cover Letter Here http://bit.ly/yj09Hd
4th. Staple the Package together with your resume.
5th. If the employer has any questions regarding the Enterprise Zone, have them contact Dave Rosen – dave.r@vetsonset.com
To view all careers opportunities please view our Job Board at: http://vetsonset.com/job-board.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Helicopter Association International: Military to Civilian Workshop - Feb. 12 (Dallas, TX)
Military to Civilian Workshop
February 12
8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
How to register
February 12
8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
How to register
- On line registration
- By Fax: (703) 683-4745
- By Mail:
Helicopter Association International | Attn: Kristin Anderson
1635 Prince Street | Alexandria, Virginia 22314-2818
Course Description:
Transitioning from military back to civilian life is never simple. This workshop provides information to enable the service member to make career decisions and explore possibilities, making the transition to civilian life easier.
Transitioning from military back to civilian life is never simple. This workshop provides information to enable the service member to make career decisions and explore possibilities, making the transition to civilian life easier.
The workshop will cover military benefits and resources, including training and education, or other needed tools for a new career. An introduction to the helicopter industry will consist of present and future growth in the field, and job opportunities. An overview of the commercial industry will be presented, including regulations, licensing, and qualifications. It will also reference the difference between military and civilian aviation.
The instructor will present and review resume/CV building and how to get hired. This will include contacts, preparing for check rides and exams, qualifications, and resources available to get the position desired.
Safety is always a consideration for employers when reviewing a prospective candidate. The workshop will finish with the importance of safety and how to stay safe in the world of commercial flying.
Instructor:
Debra Irby has been in aviation for more than 29 years. Trained in the U.S. Army as a mechanic and pilot, she has served on active duty, in the Reserves, and with the National Guard. In 2002, Irby was called back to active duty where she flew Chinooks with the 101st Airborne Division in Afghanistan. Military trained in helicopters, and civilian trained in fixed-wing, she has worked in various sectors of aviation, from government, to commercial line pilot, management, and owning a business. She is currently the CEO of Copterjobs, LLC and DAI Aviation Training.
Debra Irby has been in aviation for more than 29 years. Trained in the U.S. Army as a mechanic and pilot, she has served on active duty, in the Reserves, and with the National Guard. In 2002, Irby was called back to active duty where she flew Chinooks with the 101st Airborne Division in Afghanistan. Military trained in helicopters, and civilian trained in fixed-wing, she has worked in various sectors of aviation, from government, to commercial line pilot, management, and owning a business. She is currently the CEO of Copterjobs, LLC and DAI Aviation Training.
Irby has headed safety committees and conducted seminars in every aspect of aviation safety, including human factors, aviation security, mountain flying, emergency management, overwater emergency, and survival. She has designed and implemented training and safety courses for various types of aviation, but specializes in the helicopter industry. She has a B.A. in International Relations, and graduate work specializing in terrorism and security.
Who Should Attend?
Active duty military, Reserve and National Guard members; veterans; and those thinking about joining the military to further their education and experience should attend the workshop. No matter what job, MOS, or field you have or are currently working in, if you are interested in aviation as a career this seminar will be invaluable.
Active duty military, Reserve and National Guard members; veterans; and those thinking about joining the military to further their education and experience should attend the workshop. No matter what job, MOS, or field you have or are currently working in, if you are interested in aviation as a career this seminar will be invaluable.
Course Fees
Free
Free
This seminar is part of the HELI-EXPO 2012 in Dallas, TX. Visit http://rotor.com/Events/HELIEXPO2012/EducationCourses.aspx for more information
Friday, January 27, 2012
Aetna Coatings, Inc.
Employment Opportunities at Aetna Coatings – We are Union Shop and signatory to the International Brotherhood of Painters and Allied Trades.
We are seeking Industrial Painters and Apprentices for different locations across The USA.
Crews travel to the job locality to perform the work. Wages, travel and expenses are based on their locality to the job site. All applicants must be willing to travel.
The qualified and professional employees at Aetna Coatings have been the key to success. Our trained craftsmen are among the most knowledgeable and experienced in the industry.
All field employees must complete an apprenticeship program and become members of the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades. All employees are committed to a safe and drug-free work place.
Aetna Coatings, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer.
If you are interested in joining our team please send the following:
Name:
Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Phone:
Alternate Phone:
I have experience with the following: (Please check all that apply.)
Abrasive Blasting Industrial Coatings
Tank Linings Lead Abatement (Industrial)
Floor Coatings Fireproofing
High Work Rigging
Polyurea Coatings UHP Water
I have held the following positions: (Please check all that apply.)
Craftsman Foreman Supervisor
Project Manager
Please email this information and resume to: brater@aetnacoatings.com. Visit our website at: www.aetnacoatings.com.
Monday, January 23, 2012
The Wounded Warrior Project Needs Your Support
Many wounds suffered by U.S. service members are not visible, but are just as devastating as visible ones.
Deron Santiny and Steven Miner know that better than anyone. They are both recovering from traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
Deron’s injury was inflicted by an improvised explosive device (IED) at the hands of the enemy. Steven’s injury — a severe blow to the head with a solid steel hook — occurred in an accident during service-related duty. Both brave warriors are working to overcome the challenges they face with help from Wounded Warrior Project™ (WWP) supporters like you.
They join me in thanking you for your past support and in urging you to make a special donation to WWP today so other wounded heroes can receive the help they so urgently need.
In addition to his TBI, Deron suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and endures nightmares, headaches, light sensitivity, and cognitive difficulties like short-term memory loss. Even though his daily life is impacted by these debilitating symptoms, Deron gives thanks for being alive and works with Wounded Warrior Project to assist other wounded veterans. "I want to try to give back as much as I can to help out the younger guys coming back after me." |
Steven struggles with intense migraines as a result of his TBI, but this doesn't stop him. "My ambition is to own a funeral home ... to be able to help families when they need it most." Steven began realizing that dream when he participated in the WWP TRACK™ education program. This program gave him the chance to begin his education in an environment uniquely designed to meet the needs of injured warriors and provided an opportunity to intern at a funeral home. |
You help make dreams a reality by sustaining programs that address the needs of warriors suffering with TBI and PTSD. On behalf of wounded service members, I can never thank you enough for your support.
As the number of injured in Afghanistan continues to grow, I know you will not forget these brave warriors. Please support WWP today.
Thank you,
Steven Nardizzi
Executive Director
Wounded Warrior Project
Military and Veterans Employment Expo (FREE) - Goodwill Campus, Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Military and Veterans Employment Expo: For All Active Duty, National Guard, Reserve, Veterans and their Spouses
Classes to prepare you for today's job market; Resume Writing, Employer Panels, Interviewing Skills-Networking
Your First Impression-Jobs in Colorado Job Fair. Over 100 Employers with Jobs!
One on One Mentorship from hiring professionals.
No Cost!
Visit: www.MVEE.org for registration and additional information.
February 29 -March 2 2012
Goodwill Campus, 1460 Garden of the Gods Road
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
map Classes to prepare you for today's job market; Resume Writing, Employer Panels, Interviewing Skills-Networking
Your First Impression-Jobs in Colorado Job Fair. Over 100 Employers with Jobs!
One on One Mentorship from hiring professionals.
No Cost!
Visit: www.MVEE.org for registration and additional information.
Friday, January 20, 2012
People, Technology and Processes, LLC – SQL Server 2005/2008R2 DBA
SQL Server 2005/2008 R2 DBA - Ft. Rucker, Alabama
This person will have experience managing very large databases including Analysis Services and Cubes. Must have hands on experience in database trouble-shooting and recovery for mission critical databases. The ideal candidate will have the ability to multi-tasks, document, and communicate to all levels within the client environment. Must be able to perform under high pressure situations; below are the responsibilities and necessary skills required for this DBA position.
Responsibilities and Necessary Skills
Work with development teams to design and implement marketing database solutions
Proactively perform database optimization, administration and maintenance (partitioning tables, partitioning indexes, indexing, normalization, synchronization, job monitoring, etc)
Work with internal IT operations teams to troubleshoot network and server issues and to optimize the database environment
Monitor database server capacity and performance and make 3+ years of experience managing tools in the MS Business Intelligence Stack (SSIS, SSAS, SSRS)
Strong skills in optimization, database sizing, capacity planning, back up, recovery, and automation of database related processes and alerts
Expert knowledge of T-SQL, stored procedures and triggers
Experience with data warehousing, data integration, data import and relational data modeling
Knowledge of Windows Server 2003 through 2008 R2
Knowledge of US DOD Standards and Guides for servers and applications (STIGS)
Deadline focused, detail oriented, well organized and self motivated
Ability to juggle multiple projects simultaneously and manage time efficiently
Self-starter and eager to learn
EDUCATION
B.S. or B/A/ in Computer Science or other technical degree or equivalent work experience required.
Contract / Perm or CTH: Contract
If contract, Duration or length of contract:
Our contract is 1 base year, and 4 option years. Project will run thru 15 May 2012, then starts option year period 1. Our CAC cards are only on a year to year basis.
Please send resume to: employment@ptp-llc.com with job title in the subject line. No phone calls will be accepted. Visit our website at: www.ptp-llc.com.
People, Technology and Processes, LLC - Knowledge Management Integrator
Knowledge Management Integrator - Kabul, Kandahar, Bagram, Afghanistan
Travel 20%
No Relocation
Required: Able to obtain security clearance at Secret level as a minimal
Plus: Active Secret Clearance minimum, highly desired Top Secret /SCI Eligible
Required: Must be a US Citizen with a valid U.S. Passport.
Education/Experience:
Bachelor's Degree in Computer Sciences is highly desired, at a minimal 2 years of college with 8 years experience is acceptable
2 - 4 years management experience (civilian or military)
U.S. Military experience (understanding of military customs, courtesies, and procedures and excellent interpersonal skills)
Willingness to work long hours for extended periods of time and travel in high risk environment
The candidate must have strong written and oral communications skills - expert level
Experience leading and participating in a project of this size and scope
Microsoft SharePoint Experience - ability to build, resource and track schedule and activities
Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio)
Requirements:
The Knowledge Manager integrator must have a good understanding of multiple Program of records systems from the tactical to strategic level as it applies to storage allocation, software capabilities, database architecture and overall system inter-dependencies in support of various levels of the command to assist in the Military Decision Making Process.
Candidates must be capable of performing analyses of system operations and have knowledge of and experience in the operations of hardware systems and components. The knowledge manager integrator must have a strong understand and use of SharePoint as the primary tool to support the command.
The candidate must possess the ability to configure, manage, and troubleshoot the following:
General Microsoft, Server 2003/2008 R2:
· IIS
· .NET 3.0
· PowerShell or VBScribt
· ADUC
· MS NLB
· Cluster Administrator or Failover Cluster Management Console
SQL Server 2005/2008:
· Security roles/permissions
· Backup and restore options
· Database mirroring
· Log shipping
SharePoint 2007 Admin: Central Administration
· Shared Services Provider Administration
· Search Admin and Config
Site Collection Administration:
· SharePoint object model (access with PowerShell or
· VBScript,3rd party administration tools
· List Level Backup/Recovery
· Content Migration
· SharePoint Disaster Recovery techniques
· Information Architecture and ability to design intuitive navigation
· SP Best Practices
· SP Governance
SharePoint 2007 Middle-Tier Developer (Optional):
SharePoint Designer 2007:
· Custom Workflows
· Data View Web Parts
· Custom masterpage
· Custom list forms
InfoPath 2007
Languages:
· Client
· DHTML
· XSL
· jQuery
· SPServices
· CSS
· Server
· C# .NET 3.0
· CAML
Two certifications that go along with SharePoint 2007 Administration are:
· MCTS: MOSS 2007, Configuration
· MCTS: WSS 3.0, Configuration
This is a demanding, extremely high-visibility, hands-on role with opportunities to impact the bottom-line of a company where hard-work is recognized and rewarded. You MUST have prior experience and a proven track record working in a similar capacity. We are looking for only the best.
PTP foundational pillars are reflected in our name, People, Technology, and Process.
This position requires deployment to OCONUS Theater of operations and must be able to maintain a Secret clearance.
Benefits:
2 Weeks Paid Vacation Every Four Months for a total of 6 Paid Weeks out of theater
Blue Cross/Blue Shield International Issuance
Competitive Salary
Please email your resumes to: employment@ptp-llc.com with the job title in the subject line. No phone calls will be accepted. Visit our website at: www.ptp-llc.com.
People, Technology and Processes LLC - SQL Developer and Administrator - Afghanistan
SQL Developer and Administrator - Afghanistan
10% Travel
No Relocation
Your primary responsibilities in this role will require expert knowledge of Microsoft SQL. Your primary responsibilities include writing complex stored procedures, reports, triggers, ad-hoc queries and working with development team members. You will also be required to troubleshoot and optimize the performance of the database and stored procedures. You must be detail oriented to succeed in this role.
Required: Able to obtain security clearance at Secret level as a minimal
Plus: Active Secret Clearance minimum, highly desired Top Secret /SCI Eligible
Required: Must be a US Citizen with a valid U.S. Passport.
EDUCATION / EXPERIENCE:
Bachelor's Degree in Computer Sciences is highly desired, at a minimal 2 years of college with 8 years experience is acceptable
2 - 4 years management experience (civilian or military)
U.S. Military experience (understanding of military customs, courtesies, and procedures and excellent interpersonal skills)
Willingness to work long hours for extended periods of time and travel in high risk environment
The candidate must have strong written and oral communications skills - expert level
Experience leading and participating in a project of this size and scope
Microsoft SharePoint Experience - ability to build, resource and track schedule and activities
Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio)
Job Description:
Writing complex stored procedures and ad-hoc queries (utilizing, for example: cursors, loops, inner joins, left joins, temp tables, user defined functions, views, indexes, de-normalization, etc.)
Strong knowledge and experience in writing store procedures, triggers, views, user defined function and complex queries for Ad-Hoc Business Intelligence reporting purpose.
Creating reports using Microsoft SQL Reporting Services.
Performing adhoc troubleshooting and data correction for end users
Designing new database tables, creating indexes/foreign keys/etc.
Analyzing requirements and engaging in discussions and brainstorming with technical and non-technical staff
Refactoring/troubleshooting existing stored procedures as needed
Provide data management through the development and maintenance of data models and data element standards and definitions.
Estimate SQL Server database capacities; develop methods for monitoring database capacity and usage. Perform routine space and consistency checks and manage SQL security.
Managing, tuning, and performance monitoring of SQL Server databases. This includes consideration for optimization of server and storage utilization, troubleshooting hardware problems.
Develop/Maintain/Enhance custom monitoring of database servers/processes and tune databases to ensure high availability/performance and no failed scheduled jobs or backups.
Reconfiguration and performance tuning of large databases.
Maintaining user logins, roles, and permissions.
Establish mechanisms for data backup/restore of relational databases; provide restoration services as needed.
Develop/Automate scripts to verify and monitor health/integrity of Microsoft SQL Server databases.
Design, implement and support replication, active/passive clustering as and when required.
Work with infrastructure staff to optimize database backup/recovery procedures.
Work with infrastructure staff to develop business continuity plans including database clustering.
Ensure all SDLC processes and database standards are followed.
Deliver well written/maintained documentation at the end of deliverables.
Cross train and support fellow team members to ensure cross functionality and backups within the team.
Work Experience:
Minimum 5 years experience as a Microsoft SQL Server DBA or equivalent.
Minimum of 2 years experience writing complex T-SQL queries (working with complex joins, temp tables, string manipulation, data reconciliation, query tuning, etc.)
Demonstrate working knowledge of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and 2008.
Demonstrate experience with relational database capacity planning on MS SQL Server 2005/2008 based environments. Assess and monitor database storage requirements.
Experience in replication, active/passive clustering, disaster recovery, and load distribution of database services.
Experience with Database Hardware troubleshooting (SAN, Memory, CPU, Read / Writes, etc.).
Must be familiar with developing SQL stored procedures and optimizing SQL statements to run efficiently.
Experience with database installations, upgrades, migrations, back-up, and recovery in Microsoft SQL database environment.
Experience with SQL performance monitoring and measurement tools.
Solid understanding of SQL Server security administration.
Experience in managing multiple tasks in a fast paced process-oriented environment.
Experience in working with different teams (Operations and CM Teams).
Demonstrate ability to communicate clearly and effectively (oral and written).
Experience in providing support in a 24x7 environment and on-call for production escalations.
Experience with SSRS required.
Required:
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MSCE) and/or one or more of the following - significant experience may substitute for certifications if technical interviews reveal strong equivalent experience and training to that of a holder of this certification.
Microsoft MCTS – SQL Server 2008, Database Development
Microsoft MCITP - Database Developer 2008
** Please don’t apply if you currently do not have these certificates **
People, Technology and Processes, LLC in partnership with the United States Forces – Afghanistan (USFOR-A) has been tasked to design, implement and migrate existing data and systems from multiple database sources supporting theater, into a single state of the art business intelligence enterprise architecture.
This is a demanding, extremely high-visibility, hands-on role with opportunities to impact the bottom-line of a company where hard-work is recognized and rewarded. You MUST have prior experience and a proven track record working in a similar capacity. We are looking for only the best.
PTP foundational pillars are reflected in our name, People, Technology, and Process.
This position requires deployment to OCONUS Theater of operations and must be able to maintain a Secret clearance.
Benefits:
2 Weeks Paid Vacation Every Four Months for a total of 6 Paid Weeks out of theater
Blue Cross/Blue Shield International Issuance
Competitive Salary
Please email your resumes to: employment@ptp-llc.com with the job title in the subject line. No phone calls will be accepted. Visit our website at: www.ptp-llc.com.
PROJECT FOOT
F.O.O.T. = Families of our Troops
Helping Homeless Veterans and Military Families
http://www.projectfoot.org/veteransbillofrights.htm
Helping Homeless Veterans and Military Families
http://www.projectfoot.org/veteransbillofrights.htm
People Technology and Processes LLC - Business Intelligence Developer – Afghanistan
Business Intelligence Developer – SQL, SSIS, and SSRS Guru - Afghanistan
Relocation: No
10% travel time
Your primary responsibilities in this role will require expert knowledge of Microsoft SQL. Your primary responsibilities include writing complex stored procedures, reports, triggers, ad-hoc queries and working with development team members. You will also be required to troubleshoot and optimize the performance of the database and stored procedures. You must be detail oriented to succeed in this role.
Required: Able to obtain security clearance at Secret level as a minimal
Plus: Active Secret Clearance minimum, highly desired Top Secret /SCI Eligible
Required: Must be a US Citizen with a valid U.S. Passport.
Responsibilities:
Rapid development of database objects, optimization of data, loading and enriching data through the use of SSIS.
Assess and cultivate long-term strategic goals for BI development in conjunction with end users, managers, clients, and other stakeholders.
Direct, organize, and lead projects in the implementation and use of new BI software tools and systems.
Lead the integration efforts for merging BI platforms with enterprise systems and applications.
Design, code, test, and document all new or modified BI systems, applications, and programs.
Assist in the design of databases and data warehouses to ensure interoperability with BI solutions.
Analyze user requirements and, based on findings, design functional specifications for BI front-end applications.
Produce ETL design guidelines to ensure a manageable ETL infrastructure for the BI system and implement ETL packages for various application data sources.
Creating workflow and technical diagrams and other documentation.
Develop procedures to manage software development life cycle including documentation of all artifacts.
Building stored procedures, functions, and views and integrating them with SSRS, SSAS, and third party applications.
Job Requirements:
Minimum 4 years experience designing and supporting SQL2000, SQL2005 or SQL2008 Server databases.
Comprehensive data warehouse analysis and design experience, with full knowledge of data warehouse methodologies and data modeling.
Strong ability to analyze user requirements and build front-end BI applications according to specifications.
Strong track record of delivering business intelligence functionality leveraging Microsoft's SSAS, SSIS and SSRS components.
Strong understanding of relational database structures, theories, principles, and practices.
Experience with enterprise software data conversions.
Must display strong teamwork and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work in a fast-paced, team oriented environment.
Experience supporting MS Dynamics GP and SharePoint is also a plus.
Required:
-Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MSCE) and/or one or more of the following - significant experience may substitute for certifications if technical interviews reveal strong equivalent experience and training to that of a holder of this certification.
- Microsoft MCTS – SQL Server 2008, Business Intelligence Development.
- Microsoft MCITP – Business Intelligence Developer 2008.
** Please don’t apply if you currently do not have these certificates **
This is a demanding, extremely high-visibility, hands-on role with opportunities to impact the bottom-line of a company where hard-work is recognized and rewarded. You MUST have prior experience and a proven track record working in a similar capacity. We are looking for only the best.
PTP foundational pillars are reflected in our name, People, Technology, and Process.
This position requires deployment to OCONUS Theater of operations and must be able to maintain a Secret clearance.
Benefits:
2 Weeks Paid Vacation Every Four Months for a total of 6 Paid Weeks out of theater
Blue Cross/Blue Shield International Issuance
Competitive Salary
Please send resume to: employment@ptp-llc.com with the subject title in the subject line. No phone calls will be accepted. Visit our website at: www.ptp-llc.com.
Servicemen get into the NYC Progressive International Motorcycle Show for free!
We’re proud to announce that Military, Police, and Fire Men and Women will get free admission to this weekend’s Progressive International Motorcycle Show in NYC - ID only required !
The Progressive International Motorcycle Show is your #1 place to see get the latest Motorcycle news, products, and custom bikes. Already the largest motorcycle show around, this year’s New York event is going to be bigger than 2011. More bikes, more products, and more learning opportunities. There are several show features for you to enjoy, such as the Dream Pavilion, Smage Bros Stunt Show, Ultimate Builder Custom Bike show with a $90k prize, and Kawasaki Design-a-Bike.
Remember, service men and women get in for free! The official site to find out more information about the events: http://www.motorcycleshows.com/
The Progressive International Motorcycle Show is your #1 place to see get the latest Motorcycle news, products, and custom bikes. Already the largest motorcycle show around, this year’s New York event is going to be bigger than 2011. More bikes, more products, and more learning opportunities. There are several show features for you to enjoy, such as the Dream Pavilion, Smage Bros Stunt Show, Ultimate Builder Custom Bike show with a $90k prize, and Kawasaki Design-a-Bike.
Remember, service men and women get in for free! The official site to find out more information about the events: http://www.motorcycleshows.com/
Thursday, January 19, 2012
BCDS Inc. - Combat Emergency Medical Training SME
Combat Emergency Medical Training SME
Camp Pendleton, CA - 29 Palms, CA - Okinawa, Japan - Camp Lejeune, NC
All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012
BCDS is actively recruiting former USMC NCO’s and Field Grade Officers with Military/medical experience and knowledge of hemostatic agent(s), CAT tourniquets, and live tissue experience.
Position Responsibilities Include:
Assist in the development and update of lesson plans in accordance with the USMC Systems Approach to Training (SAT) User’s Guide.
Provide technical input and updates in development of curriculum, Program of Instruction (POI) and training materials for the courses of instruction.
Provide training in Combat Life Saver/Tactical Combat Casualty Care techniques, to include the following specific skills: First Responder, Buddy care, first aid, triage and emergency and EMT-Practice care; use of field expedient materials; Combat application tourniquets and hemostatic agent(s) such as “quickclot”; MEDEVAC coordination/communication, CASEVAC and trauma care; patient stabilization in remote/austere environment and the establishment of aid stations and medical/dental programs for foreign security forces; CPR; use of CPR manikins and simulated injury kits.
This position may require travel to alternate training venues.
Performance of duties shall be in a combination of classroom and field conditions.
Civilian Education:
REQUIRED: High School diploma and some medical college courses.
DESIRED: Bachelor’s degree is preferred.
Military Education:
REQUIRED: Certification as Marine Corps Range Safety Officers (RSO)
DESIRED: Train the Trainer School (T3S) within last four years from date of hire a plus.
Military/Government Experience:
REQUIRED: Military/medical experience (e.g., Independent Duty Corpsman, Special Forces/18 Delta Medic, U.S. Navy Seal Corpsman, or FMF certified Corpsman, etc.); knowledge of hemostatic agent(s), CAT tourniquets, and live tissue experience.DESIRED: Recent operational experience as a Corpsman/Medic; familiarity with the Mojave Viper and/or the USMC Advisor Program within the last four years as of date of hire; recent experience operating in a combat zone in the last four years as of date of hire; Military Instructor experience is preferred. Currency with TTP and Lessons.
Learned from recent real world operations within the last four years as of date of hire. Experience as an Advisor; experience in curriculum development.
Clearance:
REQUIRED: Secret Clearance
Applicants must hold a valid US Passport. Compensation commensurate with experience. BCDS is an equal opportunity employer. All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012.
Submit Resume and cover letter to employment-12@4x4bcds.com.Visit our website at www.4x4bcds.com.
BCDS Inc. – Logistics Assistant
Logistics Assistant
Camp Pendleton, CA - 29 Palms, CA - Okinawa, Japan - Camp Lejeune, NCAll positions are pending contract award in May, 2012
BCDS is actively recruiting former USMC NCO’s (E6 and above) with a combat service support/logistics background.
Position Responsibilities Include:
Provide assistance with logistical support of advisor training at the direction of ATC Operations Officer, Operations Chief, and Logistics Chief.
Receive, submit and track all logistical requests in support of ATC training plan.
Perform daily reconciliations of all logistics requests with the Logistics Chief and MHG S-4.
Advise ATC staff on the status of logistics support and inform the ATC staff of logistics support shortfalls including training schedule impact.
Coordinate security cooperation team logistics and support requirements with ATC and MHG staff sections.
Responsible for the production and maintenance of support matrices detailing the status of support for every ATC training event.
Act as primary point of contact for ATC non-tactical vehicle fleet, coordinating with outside agencies to provide all required mileage and maintenance reports.
Assist Logistics Chief in training facility maintenance, accounting for equipment, cell phone/blackberry services, and NMCI seat requests.
Monitor and record logistics requirements to support instructor staff for each period of training.
This position may require travel to alternate training venues.
Performance of duties shall be in a combination of classroom and field conditions.
Civilian Education:
REQUIRED: High School Diploma
DESIRED: College degree is preferred.
Military Education:
REQUIRED: Certification as Marine Corps Range Safety Officers (RSO).
DESIRED: Train the Trainer School (T3S) within last four years from date of hire a plus.
Military/Government Experience:
REQUIRED: Former Marine E-6 or above with a combat service support/logistics background.
DESIRED: Operational experience within the last six years as of date of hire. Combat deployment experience in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom or Enduring Freedom. Experience as an Advisor Team Logistics Chief.
Other:
Ability to access Marine Corps logistical programs (CLC2S, TCPT, etc).
Clearance:
REQUIRED: Secret Clearance
Applicants must hold a valid US Passport. Compensation commensurate with experience. BCDS is an equal opportunity employer. All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012.
Submit Resume and cover letter to employment-12@4x4bcds.com.Visit our website at www.4x4bcds.com.
BCDS Inc. – Logistics Assistant/Ammunition Clerk
Logistics Assistant/Ammunition Clerk
Camp Pendleton, CA - 29 Palms, CA - Okinawa, Japan, Camp Lejeune, NC
All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012
BCDS is actively recruiting former USMC NCO’s and Field Grade Officers with combat service support/ammo tech backgrounds.
Position Responsibilities Include:
Assist in the development and update of lesson plans in accordance with the USMC Systems Approach to Training (SAT) User’s Guide.
Provide technical input in development and updates of curriculum, Program of Instruction (POI) and training materials for the courses of instruction.
Provides assistance with logistic support of advisor training at the direction of ATG Logistic and Supply Officers, specifically in the area of logistic materiel and ammunition matters.
Reviews supply requirements; conducts detailed inventories on on-hand supplies and materials; and submits the necessary requests to ensure all material requirements are available for use.
Responsible for providing recurring reports detailing the accurate status of instructor supply requirements, identify instructor staff facility requirements and discrepancies to the ATG Logistic Officer.
Responsible for staging, transportation, distribution and disposition of Class V supplies as well as the associated dunnage in support of Advisor Team training. Monitor logistic requirements to support instructor staff for each period of training and accomplish additional administrative logistic tasks as directed.
This position may require travel to alternate training venues.
Performance of duties shall be in a combination of classroom and field conditions.
Civilian Education:
REQUIRED: High School diploma
DESIRED: College degree is preferred.
Military Education:
REQUIRED: Certification as Marine Corps Range Safety Officers (RSO).
DESIRED: Train the Trainer School (T3S) within last four years from date of hire a plus.
Military/Government Experience:
REQUIRED: Former Marine with a combat service support/ammo tech background.
DESIRED: Operational experience within the last four years as of date of hire. Familiarity with the Mojave Viper and/or the USMC Advisor Program; currency with TTP and Lessons Learned from recent real world operations within the last four years as of date of hire; experience as an Advisor.
Clearance:
REQUIRED: Secret Clearance
Applicants must hold a valid US Passport. Compensation commensurate with experience. BCDS is an equal opportunity employer. All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012.
Submit Resume and cover letter to employment-12@4x4bcds.com. Visit our website at www.4x4bcds.com.
BCDS Inc. - Motorized Operations SME
Motorized Operations SME
Camp Pendleton, CA - 29 Palms, CA - Okinawa, Japan, Camp Lejeune, NC
All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012
BCDS is actively recruiting former USMC Senior NCO’s and Field Grade Officers with experience in motorized and mounted operations and experience in a ground combat or Combat Service Support (CSS) unit.
Position Responsibilities Include:
Assist in the development and update of lesson plans in accordance with the USMC Systems.
Approach to Training (SAT) User’s Guide.Provide technical input in development and updates of curriculum, Program of Instruction (POI) and training materials for the courses of instruction.
Provide training in accordance with the Advisor Course CDD/POI and the following specific combat driving skills: Convoy planning and operations training Tactical vehicle planning/employment of HMMWV/Commercial Vehicles (both manual and automatic transmission)/4WD in austere environments; Operation of HMMWVs/MRAPs/MATVs, SUVs, pickup and other light commercial trucks in a tactical convoy; Operation of commercial/civilian vehicles in a combat environment; Vehicle movement in a combat (IEDs/VBIEDs intensive)environment.
Training requires that SMEs be authorized to handle and fire the weapons for safety and demonstration purposes.
This position may require travel to alternate training venues.
Performance of duties shall be in a combination of classroom and field conditions.
Civilian Education:
REQUIRED: High School diploma; Demonstrated experience in vehicle dynamics, evasive maneuvers, obstacle navigation, immediate action, backing, and contact skills.
DESIRED: College degree is preferred.
Military Education:
REQUIRED: Certification as Marine Corps Range Safety Officers (RSO).
DESIRED: Train the Trainer School (T3S) within last four years from date of hire a plus.
Military/Government Experience:
REQUIRED: Possess recent extensive military experience in motorized and mounted operations (Infantry Bn CAAT, Infantry Truck Company, USA transportation company); experience in a ground combat or Combat Service Support (CSS) unit. Familiarity with the Mojave Viper and/or the USMC Advisor Program.
DESIRED: E-7 or above with Military instructor experience; experience in curriculum development; experience as an Advisor is preferred. Operational experience within the last four years as of date of hire; currency with TTP and Lessons Learned from recent real world operations within the last four years as of date of hire.
Clearance:
REQUIRED: Secret Clearance
Applicants must hold a valid US Passport. Compensation commensurate with experience. BCDS is an equal opportunity employer. All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012.
Submit Resume and cover letter to employment-12@4x4bcds.com. Visit our website at www.4x4bcds.com.
BCDS Inc. - Operations Assistant
Operations Assistant
Camp Pendleton, CA - 29 Palms, CA - Okinawa, Japan - Camp Lejeune, NC
All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012
BCDS is actively recruiting former USMC Senior NCO’s (E7 or above) with Advisor Team experience.
Position Responsibilities Include:
Support Advisor Training Operations section in the planning, scheduling, coordination and execution of training and operations.
Assist the Advisor Training Operations section in resource assignment and prioritization.
Build, de-conflict, and confirm training schedules of several security cooperation teams.
Assists in the scheduling and coordination of activities required for on-going and future classes and courses, including planning for current and future operations.
Coordinate ranges, training areas, classrooms and other venues to support ATC training.
Coordinate with external agencies, particularly the MHG staff, in order to ensure ATC training has command visibility and is properly supported.
Coordinate with security cooperation teams to ensure training needs are met.
Participate in the preparation and execution of confirmation briefs as required.
Assist in tracking the completion of Blocks I-III pre-deployment training Plan for security cooperation teams.
Assist in the development and update of lesson plans in accordance with the USMC Systems Approach to Training (SAT) User’s Guide.
Provide technical input in development and updates of curriculum, Program of Instruction (POI) and training materials for the courses of instruction.
Supports the planning, execution, and after action review of training.
Assists training operations to provide focus on advisor ability to mentor and teach foreign national security personnel in proper TTP related to POI training events.
This position may require travel to alternate training venues.
Performance of duties shall be in a combination of classroom and field conditions.
Civilian Education:
REQUIRED: High School Diploma
DESIRED: College degree is preferred.
Military Education:
REQUIRED: Certification as Marine Corps Range Safety Officers (RSO).
DESIRED: Train the Trainer School (T3S) within last four years from date of hire a plus.
Military/Government Experience:
REQUIRED: Former Marine E-7 or above.
DESIRED: Operational experience within six years of date of hire. 20 years military experience;
current knowledge and experience with Marine Corps TTP and Lessons Learned from recent real world operations within the last four years as of date of hire;
familiarity with the USMC Advisor Program; Combat deployment experience in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom or Enduring Freedom.
Clearance:
REQUIRED: Secret Clearance
Applicants must hold a valid US Passport. Compensation commensurate with experience. BCDS is an equal opportunity employer. All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012.
Submit Resume and cover letter to employment-12@4x4bcds.com. Visit our website at www.4x4bcds.com.
BCDS Inc. - Tactical Communication SME
Tactical Communication SME
Camp Pendleton, CA - 29 Palms, CA - Okinawa, Japan - Camp Lejeune, NC
All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012
BCDS is actively recruiting former USMC Senior NCO’s and Field Grade Officers with an extensive communications and electronics technology background.
Position Responsibilities Include:
Assist in the development and update of lesson plans in accordance with the USMC Systems Approach to Training (SAT) User’s Guide.
Provide technical input in development and updates of curriculum, Program of Instruction (POI) and training materials for the courses of instruction.
Instruct Military Advisor Team, other Advisors, and Marines assigned to Cooperative Engagement or Stability and Support Operations (SASO).
Provide training, in accordance with the Advisor Course CDD/POI, on all USMC tactical communications equipment to include the following specific skills and equipment:
Communications introduction/refresher; Advanced skills training on current Marine Corps tactical communications assets; radios and field expedient antennas; tactical communications techniques across the spectrum of modern technology including: AN/PRC 152, AN/PRC 110, AN/PRC 150/Manpack, AN/PRC 148, MBITR, AN/PRC119, AN/PRC19F, MBITR, AN/PSN 13 (DAGR/GPS), AN/CYZ/10, VRC110, VRC103, INMARSAT (M4 Variant), AN/PYQ-10 (SKL), CYZ-10, AN/PRC117F Wireless Messaging Terminal, TACCHAT and Blue Force Tracker, CREW systems.
Serve as HHQs and communicate with teams and ATG/ATC cadre during exercises.
Performing first echelon maintenance and repairs on Marine Corps tactical and commercial radio systems maintained by ATG S-6/ATC. Performing first echelon maintenance and repairs on radio systems used by foreign militaries i.e. Datron Radio Systems that are or may be maintained at ATG. Assist with issuing and de-issuing equipment to training personnel.
This position may require travel to alternate training venues. Performance of duties shall be in a combination of classroom and field conditions.
Civilian Education:
REQUIRED: High School diploma
DESIRED: College degree is preferred.
Military Education:
REQUIRED: Certification as Marine Corps Range Safety Officers (RSO).
DESIRED: Train the Trainer School (T3S) within last four years from date of hire a plus.
Military/Government Experience:
REQUIRED: Communications Operator training; military experience with an extensive communications and electronics technology background.
DESIRED: E-7 or above with familiarity with the Mojave Viper and/or the USMC Advisor Program; operational experience within the last four years as of date of hire; Military Instructor experience is preferred; Currency with TTP and Lessons Learned from recent real world operations within the last 4 years as of date of hire. Formal School Instructor Course certificationa plus; experience in curriculum development.
Clearance:
REQUIRED: Secret Clearance
Applicants must hold a valid US Passport. Compensation commensurate with experience. BCDS is an equal opportunity employer. All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012.
Submit Resume and cover letter to employment-12@4x4bcds.com. Visit our website at www.4x4bcds.com.
BCDS Inc. - U.S. ORGANIC AND FOREIGN WEAPONS SME
U.S. ORGANIC AND FOREIGN WEAPONS SME
Camp Pendleton, CA - 29 Palms, CA - Okinawa, Japan, Camp Lejeune, NC
All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012
BCDS is actively recruiting former USMC NCO’s and Field Grade Officers with experience in USMC individual and crew served weapons.
Position Responsibilities Include:
Instruct Military Advisor Team, other Advisors, and/or Marines assigned to Cooperative Engagement or Stability and Support Operations (SASO).
Prepare and operate the ranges and classrooms, including all logistics for the training team in the ranges and in classrooms.
Provide training on Marine Corps individual and crew-served infantry weapons including the M- 16A2/4, the M-4, 9 MM PISTOL, M240B, M240G, Shotgun, MK-19, M2 .50 CAL MACHINE GUN, AT-4, as well as associated vision devices such as the ACOG and NVDs and other weapons that may enter the inventory.
Also included are instruction for first echelon field maintenance procedures for all listed weapons, basic assembly, and disassembly and booby-trap awareness.
Training shall include combat shooting skills to tactical individual marksmanship, transition shooting skills, firing of weapons from tripod and mobile, vehicle-mounted and static/tactical locations/positions.
Familiarization training/firing on foreign weapons expected in the OCO theater (e.g., AK 47 and variants, SVD/PSL, PKM, RPG-7) shall also be required as shall assembly, disassembly, immediate and remedial actions. Also, first echelon field maintenance procedures for all listed weapons.
Training shall be provided including conduct of day and night Familiarization Firing on all U.S. and foreign weapons.
Instructors shall also provide technical input for training material, including the POI and, student guides. Instructor/SME shall develop lesson plans and other training material and updates in accordance with the USMC Systems Approach to Training (SAT) User’s Guide and shall support periodic content reviews.
Provide technical input in development and updates of curriculum, Program of Instruction (POI) and training materials for the courses of instruction.
This position may require travel to alternate training venues.
Performance of duties shall be in a combination of classroom and field conditions.
Training requires that SMEs be authorized to handle and fire the weapons for safety and demonstration purposes.
Serve as Range Safety Officer (RSO) and/or Range Officer in Charge (OIC) when authorized and approved by the installation commander.
Civilian Education:
REQUIRED: High School diploma required and some college courses.
DESIRED: College degree is preferred.
Military Education:
REQUIRED: Certification as Marine Corps Range Safety Officers (RSO).
DESIRED: Train the Trainer School (T3S) within last four years from date of hire a plus.
Military/Government Experience:
REQUIRED: Minimum three years experience in military training and education. Minimum five years operational experience in infantry, recon, special operations, or related areas. Minimum three years documented knowledge and experience in USMC individual and crew served weapons. Experience and knowledge of foreign weapons.
DESIRED: Recent experience operating in a combat zone in the last four years as of date of hire is preferred.
Other:
Training shall be in a combination of classroom and field conditions. Serve as secondary instructor as required.
Clearance:
REQUIRED: Secret Clearance
Applicants must hold a valid US Passport. Compensation commensurate with experience. BCDS is an equal opportunity employer. All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012.
Submit Resume and cover letter to employment-12@4x4bcds.com. Visit our website at www.4x4bcds.com.
BCDS Inc. - US Organic & Foreign Weapons Repairman
US Organic & Foreign Weapons Repairman
Camp Pendleton, CA - 29 Palms, CA - Okinawa, Japan, Camp Lejeune, NC
All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012
BCDS is actively recruiting former USMC NCO’s and Field Grade Officers with extensive experience and certifications in USMC individual and crew served weapons.
Position Responsibilities Include:
Assist ATG in performance of unit level and limited intermediate level preventative and corrective maintenance on US organic weapons and Marine Corps Foreign Weapons stocks.
Conduct PFI/LTI under supervision of a Marine Corps armorer. Serve as weapons custodian, under supervision of Marine Corps armorer.
All maintenance and custodian duties shall be performed in accordance with DoD, DON and Marine Corps orders and regulations, and under the direct supervision of Marine Corps representative.
Secondary duties include assisting instructors in maintenance of US Organic and foreign weapon Program of Instruction (POI), lesson plans, student guides, and other training material as required in accordance with the USMC Systems Approach to Training (SAT) User’s Guide.
Assist ATG training section to provide focus on advisor ability to mentor and teach foreign national security personnel in proper TTP related to field expedient weapons maintenance.
This position may require travel to alternate training venues. Performance of duties shall be in a combination of classroom and field conditions.
Civilian Education:
REQUIRED: High School diploma
DESIRED: Bachelor’s degree is preferred.
Military Education:
REQUIRED: Certification Certifications on foreign weapons, listed in the table, is required. Certification as Marine Corps Range Safety Officers (RSO).
DESIRED: Graduate of a DoD Small Arms Repair courses (ex: Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland or Lackland Air Force Base, Texas). Train the Trainer School (T3S) within last four years from date of hire a plus.
Military/Government Experience:
REQUIRED: At a minimum, certification on the following weapon systems is required:
US ORGANIC FOREIGN WEAPONS
9mm pistol AK-47 (all variants)
Shotgun (any variant) RPK
M16-A2/4 service rifle PKM
M-4 SVD
M249 squad automatic weapon (SAW) G3
M240G medium machinegun FN/FAL
M2 .50 Cal, heavy machinegun AK-74
MK-19 heavy machine gun RPG-7
AT-4 RPG-22
DShK
82mm Mortar
In addition to the listed weapon systems, knowledge of associated vision devices (ACOG, PVS variants) is required. DoD school trained small arms Armorer or Repairman; a minimum a minimum of three (3) years experience in the Small Arms Maintenance Field with Second echelon experience; thorough knowledge of U.S. technical publications related to small arms repair.
DESIRED: Experience in Third Echelon maintenances; operational experience within the last four years as of date of hire; currency with TTP and Lessons Learned from recent real world operations within the last four years as of date of hire; experience in training and curriculum development.
Clearance:
REQUIRED: Secret Clearance
Applicants must hold a valid US Passport. Compensation commensurate with experience. BCDS is an equal opportunity employer. All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012.
Submit Resume and cover letter to employment-12@4x4bcds.com. Visit our website at www.4x4bcds.com.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Helicopter Mechanics - Los Angles County Sheriff's Department
Helicopter Mechanics - Los Angles County Sheriff's Department
Positions in this class make repairs on airframes, engines, and other components of helicopters owned and operated by the County.
Helicopter Mechanics will serve a 12 months probationary period during which time they receive on the job training in the repair and maintenance of turbine powered helicopters.
Essential Job Functions
Disassembles and reassembles airframes, engines, and other component parts, including main and tail rotor assemblies and gear boxes as required to keep equipment in air-worthy condition and in connection with 1200 and 2400 hour inspections, repairing or replacing faulty parts as indicated.
Completes a variety of aircraft inspections at specified hours-intervals. Inspections include use of hand tools, power tools, precision measuring tools, and electronic test equipment.
Makes repairs to airframes, including painting.
Goes on post-maintenance flight checks to record data and to ensure proper functioning of systems receiving maintenance or repair. Examples include vibration checks and power checks.
Goes on flight checks to troubleshoot and evaluate operation (listening for specific sounds or sound patterns; type, location and level of vibration).
Performs component replacement at specified intervals (hydraulic pumps or actuators, gear boxes, engines, main rotor blades, tail rotor blades).
Performs rebuilding of smaller and less complex components (spider, anti-vibration unit, etc.).
Participates in periodic refresher training in engine, airframe, or other maintenance, repair, or related topics.
Requirements:
Three years' full time paid experience in the repair and maintenance of turbine powered helicopters, including Eurocopter AS350B2, Sikorsky S-61/H-3, or similar turbine powered helicopters.
One year of the required experience must have been in: a) Responsible charge of completing major and minor repairs and overhauls to return "certificated" helicopters to flight status in compliance with Federal Aviation Regulations and manufacturer requirements, or
b) Responsible charge of completing major and minor repairs and overhauls to return "non-certificated" helicopters to flight status in compliance with manufacturer requirements in either Department of Defense/U.S. Military or private contractor environment.
Physical Class Physical Class III – Moderate: Includes standing or walking most of the time, with bending, stooping, squatting, twisting, and reaching; includes working on irregular surfaces, occasionally lifting objects weighting over 25 pounds, and frequent lifting of 10-25 pounds.
License(s) Required:
A valid California Class C Driver License or the ability to utilize an alternative method of transportation when needed to carry out job-related essential functions.
Please put job title in the subject line and send resume to lucy@military-civilian.com
Positions in this class make repairs on airframes, engines, and other components of helicopters owned and operated by the County.
Helicopter Mechanics will serve a 12 months probationary period during which time they receive on the job training in the repair and maintenance of turbine powered helicopters.
Essential Job Functions
Disassembles and reassembles airframes, engines, and other component parts, including main and tail rotor assemblies and gear boxes as required to keep equipment in air-worthy condition and in connection with 1200 and 2400 hour inspections, repairing or replacing faulty parts as indicated.
Completes a variety of aircraft inspections at specified hours-intervals. Inspections include use of hand tools, power tools, precision measuring tools, and electronic test equipment.
Makes repairs to airframes, including painting.
Goes on post-maintenance flight checks to record data and to ensure proper functioning of systems receiving maintenance or repair. Examples include vibration checks and power checks.
Goes on flight checks to troubleshoot and evaluate operation (listening for specific sounds or sound patterns; type, location and level of vibration).
Performs component replacement at specified intervals (hydraulic pumps or actuators, gear boxes, engines, main rotor blades, tail rotor blades).
Performs rebuilding of smaller and less complex components (spider, anti-vibration unit, etc.).
Participates in periodic refresher training in engine, airframe, or other maintenance, repair, or related topics.
Requirements:
Three years' full time paid experience in the repair and maintenance of turbine powered helicopters, including Eurocopter AS350B2, Sikorsky S-61/H-3, or similar turbine powered helicopters.
One year of the required experience must have been in: a) Responsible charge of completing major and minor repairs and overhauls to return "certificated" helicopters to flight status in compliance with Federal Aviation Regulations and manufacturer requirements, or
b) Responsible charge of completing major and minor repairs and overhauls to return "non-certificated" helicopters to flight status in compliance with manufacturer requirements in either Department of Defense/U.S. Military or private contractor environment.
Physical Class Physical Class III – Moderate: Includes standing or walking most of the time, with bending, stooping, squatting, twisting, and reaching; includes working on irregular surfaces, occasionally lifting objects weighting over 25 pounds, and frequent lifting of 10-25 pounds.
License(s) Required:
A valid California Class C Driver License or the ability to utilize an alternative method of transportation when needed to carry out job-related essential functions.
Please put job title in the subject line and send resume to lucy@military-civilian.com
ECSM Utility Contractors Inc - Engineering Graphics Operators, OH, PA
ECSM UTILITY CONTRACTORS
Engineering Graphics Operators For OH, PA Locations
Basic Function
Responsible for creating final construction drawings from the OSP Engineers field notes, relaying incoming telephone calls, and performing various clerical duties.
Responsibilities
1. Creation of finalized construction drawings using computer aided drafting programs.
2. Discuss and review projects and final drafted prints and associated documents with customers.
(Engineers, ECSM Management, and External Customers)
3. Maintain a current knowledge of CAD programs used.
4. Knowledge of standard telephone symbology required on OSP construction drawings.
5. Identify required cable assignment records and request as needed. (Mirror & CLAS)
6. Answers and relays incoming telephone calls.
7. Operates various office equipment to include:
a. Multi-line telephone systems
b. Calculator/adding machine
c. Printer/Photocopy/Facsimile/Scanner
8. Basic filing duties as required.
9. Prepares invoices.
10. Maintain time sheet database.
11. Understand and use various accounting reports.
12. Input data to customer computer programs.
13. Perform other related duties as assigned.
Skills
Interpersonal Skills
Oral Communication Skills
Written Communication Skills
Reading Skills
Technical Communication
Drafting software skills
Customer Service
Diplomacy
Professionalism
Filing
Math Aptitude
Organization
Planning
Time Management
Computer Literacy
Keyboard Skills
Education/Training
Degree: High School Diploma required.
Experience
Previous telephony drafting experience-using computer aided drafting tools is preferred.
Knowledge of one of the following CAD systems is desirable:
EWO
Micro Station
Field View/Frame
IDDS
Interested candidates please send your resume to jobs@ecsminc.com. Visit our website at www.ecsminc.com.
BCDS Inc – Training Program Manager
Training Program Manager
Camp Pendleton, CA - 29 Palms, CA - Okinawa, Japan - Camp Lejeune, NC
All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012
BCDS is actively recruiting former USMC Senior NCO’s and Field Grade Officers with combat arms skills background. Position responsibilities include: Coordinate with ATG staff (i.e. ATG Operations Officer) in order to manage Local Site contractor personnel. Ensure contract requirements are fulfilled in order to meet ATG pre-deployment training (PTP) requirements of USMC combat Security Cooperation Teams. Ensure monthly work plan documentation requirements are completed along with forecast/tracking of hours to task as outlined in the monthly training schedule of events. Coordinate training schedules with ATG Operations/Training Officer. Assist SMEs in lesson plan maintenance and update improvements. Coordinate with ATG to manage local site instructors’ performance to provide training in accordance with the Programs of Instruction for advisor specific training as outlined in the PTP requirements in support of security cooperation teams. Assist in the development and update of lesson plans in accordance with the USMC Systems Approach to Training (SAT) User’s Guide. Provide technical input in development and updates of curriculum, Program of Instruction (POI) and training materials for the courses of instruction. As required, coordinate local site instructors’ travel to other training venues; conferences; and other training with approval of COTR. Assist in exercise scenario development. Coordinate and manage.
Contractor performance to ensure work plan is accomplished and assist in updating and organizing lesson plans and materials as required.
Civilian Education: REQUIRED: High School Diploma DESIRED: College degree is preferred.
Military Education. REQUIRED: Certification as Marine Corps Range Safety Officers (RSO). DESIRED: Professional Military Education in accordance with service requirements for candidate’s rank. Train the Trainer School (T3S) within last four years from date of hire a plus.
Military/Government Experience: REQUIRED: Military experience (e.g., retired/former senior SNCO Company or Field Grade Officer) with combat arms skills background.
DESIRED: Preferred candidate shall have recent experience operating in a combat zone within the last four years as of date of hire. Former Military Advisor experience is desired. Military Instructor experience is desired. Currency with TTP and Lessons Learned from recent real world operations within the last four years as of date of hire desired. Experience in curriculum development desired.
Clearance: REQUIRED: Secret Clearance
Applicants must hold a valid US Passport. Compensation commensurate with experience.
BCDS is an equal opportunity employer. All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012.
Submit Resume and cover letter to employment-12@4x4bcds.com. Visit our website at www.4x4bcds.com.
BCDS Inc - Tactics Trainer/Subject Matter Expert
Tactics Trainer/Subject Matter Expert
Camp Pendleton, CA - 29 Palms, CA - Okinawa, Japan - Camp Lejeune, NC
All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012
BCDS is actively recruiting former USMC NCO’s (E6 and above) with combat arms skills background.
Position responsibilities include: Provide training in accordance with the CDD/POI, on tactical infantry operations in a counter-insurgency environment. Instruct Military Advisor Team and other Advisors on proper movement techniques, mounted and dismounted weapons employment, urban warfare TTP; and force protection. Training requires that SMEs be authorized to handle and fire the weapons for safety and demonstration purposes. Conduct Tactics, Force Protection (FP) and Anti-terrorism (AT) training to include MOT-P, Urban Warfare, and tactics in support of Advisor Training. Prepare and operate the ranges and classrooms, including all logistics for the training team in the ranges and in classrooms. Assist in training of Vehicle Mounted Operations, IED identification and countermeasures, Intelligence and IPB. Conduct training, practical exercises, and assist in evaluations of Advisor student performance. Perform as observer/controller of training evolutions to include ensuring role players are appropriately utilized and coordinated. Assist in the development and update of lesson plans in accordance with the USMC Systems Approach to Training (SAT) User’s Guide. Provide technical input in development and updates of curriculum, Program of Instruction (POI) and training materials for the courses of instruction. Assist in exercise scenario development. Develop new training materials and revise existing classes as required that provide focus on advisor ability to mentor and teach foreign national security personnel in proper TTP required in performance of mission related tasks. This position may require travel to alternate training venues. Performance of duties shall be in a combination of classroom and field conditions. Serve as Range Safety Officer (RSO) and/or Range Officer in Charge (OIC) when authorized and approved by the installation commander.
Civilian Education: REQUIRED: High School diploma DESIRED: College degree is preferred.
Military Education. REQUIRED: Certification as Marine Corps Range Safety Officers (RSO).DESIRED: Professional Military Education in accordance with service requirements for candidate’s rank. Train the Trainer School (T3S) within last four years from date of hire a plus.
Military/Government Experience: REQUIRED: Military experience E-6 or above with combat arms skills background. DESIRED: Former Military Advisor; Former Military Instructor; operational experience within the last four years as of date of hire; currency with TTP and Lessons Learned from recent real world operations within the last four years as of date of hire is preferred.
Clearance: REQUIRED: Secret Clearance.
Applicants must hold a valid US Passport. Compensation commensurate with experience. BCDS is an equal opportunity employer. All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012.
Submit Resume and cover letter to employment-12@4x4bcds.com. Visit our website at www.4x4bcds.com.
BCDS Inc – COIN SME
COIN SME
Camp Pendleton, CA - 29 Palms, CA - Okinawa, Japan - Camp Lejeune, NC
All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012
BCDS is actively recruiting former USMC NCO’s (E8 and above) with combat arms skills background. Position responsibilities include: Manage Local Site instructors to meet Blocks I-II and Block III overlap pre-deployment training (PTP) needs of Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) combat Security Cooperation Teams. Coordinate all training related with planning MEF Advisor Team training cells. Guide lesson plan maintenance and update improvements, providing recommendations to the ATC Officer in Charge (OIC) and Deputy OIC. Manage local site instructors to provide training in accordance with the POIs, on tactical infantry operations; language and culture training; Tactical Casualty Combat Care (TCCC) and other medical training; convoy operations; communications; urban warfare TTP; and force protection (FP) and Anti-terrorism (AT) training to include MOT-P, Urban Warfare, and tactics in support of Advisor Team PTP and other security cooperation teams. As required, manage local site instructors’ travel to other training venues; conferences; and other training. Assist the conduct of training, practical exercises, and evaluations of Advisor Team student performance. As required, perform as observer/controller. Assist in exercise scenario development. Assist in updating and organizing lesson plans and materials as required. Assist in developing new training materials and revising existing classes as required that provide focus on advisor ability to mentor and teach foreign national security force personnel in proper TTP required in performance of mission related tasks. Assist in the development and update of lesson plans in accordance with the USMC Systems Approach to Training (SAT) User’s Guide. Provide technical input in development and updates of curriculum, Program of Instruction (POI) and training materials for the courses of instruction. Provide expertise in the design of training material using existing Marine Corps Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTP) as well as information derived from current operations. Design course schedules and plans. Collect, route, and file instructor rating forms. Integrate information from in theater after action reports into current curriculum. Assist in developing Mission Essential Task Lists (METLs) and mission statements for combat security cooperation teams. Work with external agencies in order to ensure that training curriculum accomplishes stated goals. Serve as a secondary instructor, when required, in COIN and advisor operations. Review appropriate doctrinal publications, published Marine Corps task lists and Marine Corps Combat Readiness orders to develop and evolve unit level training objectives and plans. Provide input to Course Content Review Boards (CCRB) as required. Provide property management to include update and maintain the Contractor’s listing/database of Government furnished property/equipment to assure the accuracy and status of all GFE under contract and compare and identify conflicts with the Government GFP/GFE listings. (See CDRL B002, Status of Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) Report). Serve as Range Safety Officer (RSO) and/or Range Officer in Charge (OIC) when authorized and approved by the installation commander. Provide instruction, subject matter expertise and assessment in accordance with the USMC T&R Manual NAVMC 3500.59 on Security Force Assistance (SFA), and Advisor Course Descriptive Data (CDD)/Program(s) of Instruction (POI). Serves as Advisor/COIN SME focusing on the advisors’ requirement to transfer professional military skills and develop the capacity to mentor, nurture, and provide assistance to foreign security forces in a Counter-insurgency (COIN) environment. Training shall emphasize the requirement to understand and accept the advisor’s role to serve as his foreign nation counterpart's alter-ego; to develop his self-confidence, military prowess, reasoning, and decision-making skills always being aware that the advisor’s principle objective is to support the successful completion of the foreign nation counterpart’s plan not the execution of the advisor’s plan. Training includes instruction on methods to establish relationships with people from other cultures, including the importance of language in building those relationships with foreign counterparts. Provide instruction to Military Advisor Teams, other Advisors and/or Marines on Foreign Internal Defense (FID) skills and develop their ability to train indigenous forces on those skills. Instruct and guide Advisor students on how to evaluate the abilities of their counterparts and provide training to those foreign security forces. Topics of instruction may include COIN, means of influence, advisor skills, instructor training, advisor team member roles and responsibilities, structure of the Afghan National Security Forces and other non-kinetic skills courses that will be developed by government with the technical input of the contractor. Provide subject matter expertise in one or more of the following; Vehicle Mounted Ops, IED identification and countermeasures, tactics, weapons employment, medical care, and tactical communications. Observe training, act as an observer/controller, supports practical exercises and assisting in assessments of Advisor student performance.
Civilian Education: REQUIRED: High School diploma. DESIRED: Bachelor’s degree is preferred. Conversational knowledge of Dari and Pashtu.
Military Education: REQUIRED: Certification as Marine Corps Range Safety Officers (RSO).
DESIRED: Professional Military Education in accordance with service requirements for candidate’s rank. Graduate of Military Instructional Management School Instructor’s Course and Curriculum Development Course or similar experience or experience in Instructor billet. Professional certification as an instructor and curriculum developer. Train the Trainer School (T3S) within last four years from date of hire a plus.
Military/Government Experience: REQUIRED: Military experience E-8 or above with combat arms skills background.
DESIRED: Combat arms Commissioned Officer with minimum of 15 years experience, including as an advisor to host nation security forces. Combat experience in either Operation Iraqi or Enduring Freedom within the last four years as of date of hire. Minimum of two (2) years experience in training development and management with an understanding of USMC training documentation requirements and familiar with the Marine Corps Lessons Learned program and process.
Clearance: REQUIRED: Secret Clearance.
Applicants must hold a valid US Passport. Compensation commensurate with experience. BCDS is an equal opportunity employer. All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012.
Submit Resume and cover letter to employment-12@4x4bcds.com. Visit our website at www.4x4bcds.com.
BCDS Inc – Curriculum Developer
Curriculum Developer
Camp Pendleton, CA - 29 Palms, CA - Okinawa, Japan - Camp Lejeune, NC
All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012
BCDS is actively recruiting former USMC NCO’s (E8 and above) with combat arms skills background. Position responsibilities include: Systems Approach to Training (SAT) User’s Guide. Provide technical input in development and updates of curriculum, Program of Instruction (POI) and training materials for the courses of instruction. Provide expertise in the design of training material using existing Marine Corps Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTP) as well as information derived from current operations. Design course schedules and plans. Collect, route, and file instructor rating forms. Integrate information from in- theater after action reports into current curriculum. Assist in developing Mission Essential Task Lists (METLs) and mission statements for combat security cooperation teams. Work with external agencies in order to ensure that training curriculum accomplishes stated goals. Serve as a secondary instructor, when required, in COIN and advisor operations. Review appropriate doctrinal publications, published Marine Corps task lists and Marine Corps Combat Readiness orders to develop and evolve unit level training objectives and plans. Provide input to Course Content Review Boards (CCRB) as required. Provide property management to include update and maintain the Contractor’s listing/database of Government furnished property/equipment to assure the accuracy and status of all GFE under contract and compare and identify conflicts with the Government GFP/GFE listings. (See CDRL B002, Status of Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) Report). Serve as Range Safety Officer (RSO) and/or Range Officer in Charge (OIC) when authorized and approved by the installation commander.Civilian Education: REQUIRED: High School diploma. DESIRED: Bachelor’s degree is preferred. Conversational knowledge of Dari and Pashtu.
Military Education: REQUIRED: Certification as Marine Corps Range Safety Officers (RSO).
DESIRED: Professional Military Education in accordance with service requirements for candidate’s rank. Graduate of Military Instructional Management School Instructor’s Course and Curriculum Development Course or similar experience or experience in Instructor billet. Professional certification as an instructor and curriculum developer. Train the Trainer School (T3S) within last four years from date of hire a plus. 42
Military/Government Experience: REQUIRED: Military experience E-8 or above with combat arms skills background.
DESIRED: Combat arms Commissioned Officer with minimum of 15 years experience, including as an advisor to host nation security forces. Combat experience in either Operation Iraqi or Enduring Freedom within the last four years as of date of hire. Minimum of two (2) years experience in training development and management with an understanding of USMC training documentation requirements and familiar with the Marine Corps Lessons Learned program and process.
Clearance: REQUIRED: Secret Clearance. This position shall require access to Secret material and systems.
Applicants must hold a valid US Passport. Compensation commensurate with experience. BCDS is an equal opportunity employer. All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012.
Submit Resume and cover letter to employment-12@4x4bdcs.com. Visit our website at www.4x4bcds.com.
BCDS Inc - Advisor/Trainer Operations Assistant
Advisor/Trainer Operations Assistant
Camp Pendleton, CA - 29 Palms, CA - Okinawa, Japan, Camp Lejeune, NC
All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012
Camp Pendleton, CA - 29 Palms, CA - Okinawa, Japan, Camp Lejeune, NC
All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012
Civilian Education: REQUIRED: High School diploma DESIRED: College degree is preferred.
Military Education. REQUIRED: Certification as Marine Corps Range Safety Officers (RSO).
DESIRED: Train the Trainer School (T3S) within last four years from date of hire a plus.
Military/Government Experience: DESIRED: E-6 or above with recent operational experience at the Advisor Team level within the last four years as of date of hire; 20 years military experience; current knowledge and experience with Marine Corps TTP and Lessons Learned from recent real world operations within the last four years as of date of hire; familiarity with the USMC Advisor Program.
Clearance: REQUIRED: Secret Clearance.
Applicants must hold a valid US Passport. Compensation commensurate with experience. BCDS is an equal opportunity employer. All positions are pending contract award in May, 2012.
Submit Resume and cover letter to employment-12@4x4bcds.com and visit our website at www.4x4bcds.com.
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